the real risk to shorting is the possibility of a massive short squeeze erupting, due to the company's extremely low float and high short position. The market makers can make a bundle playing both sides.

for every share that is dumped, there is a share purchased. The question is, who is buying and why?
This company is so ripe for some Merger and Acquisition activity that I can just taste it. A 40% "take-out" premium is not out of the question. It is time to cash in

I doubt you are smarter than Becker Drapkin- Do you have as much money as they do..it is all about scoreboard These guys wouldn't put $25 million into a sinking ship. They didn't get where they are today by making dumb decisions.

you should bet the farm on this one and short all you can. You never know, it could fall to zero and you would not even have to cover your short position .By the way, it is a good thing the CEO is leaving

$8.01? I think you meant $7.01! In any event, the stock is on a free fall mission and one of these days it might be subject to a dead cat bounce. A few catalysts that could prompt it: (1) analyst upgrade (2) news on the brake pad rollout. (3) company insider buying (4) a doubling of the stock repurchase plan. (5) More M&A talk

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